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TWO significant eventshappened inNelsonMan-dela Bay last week toshow that in deed theContinental showpiece

2013 Orange Africa Cup of Nations(Afcon) Competition is here;Yeyethu! (it is ours!).

The flags of Group B teams Ghana,Democratic Republic of Congo, MaliandNiger,whowilluseNelsonMande-la Bay as the home-base camp, werehoisted in front of the Port ElizabethCity Hall on Vuyisile Mini Square onFriday.Former Bafana Bafana stars Brian

Baloyi and Neil Tovey were in Green-acres on Saturday as part of the AfconCup Tour to the host cities which wasorganised by Standard Bank. Footballfans came in droves and took pictureswith the much sought-after trophy.Speaking during to the hoisting of

the flags, MEC for Sport, Recreation,ArtsandCultureXoliswaTomremind-ed Mandela Bay residents that thisprovince is part of the greater Africancontinent. The MEC suggested that awarm welcoming of the African visi-tors toourshoreswilladdresstheissueof xenophobia.“Theywillbestayinghereforthedu-

rationof thetournament;orat leastun-til theyareknockedout of the competi-tion, and will be using Zwide stadiumasa trainingground,” saidSafaNelsonMandela Bay Vice-President MondeMhletywa about the four countrieswho will be calling Nelson MandelaBay home during the group stages.Mhletywabelieves therewill be pos-

itive economic spin-offs in the regionas a result of this.Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

could not host this tournament on itsown, the MEC explained, adding that

both national and provincial govern-mentsmade some commitments to en-sure that this African spectacular be-comes a resounding success.“They asked for the commitment of

both provincial and national govern-ment. The national treasury has com-mitted R15,9millionwhile the provin-

cial treasury committed R15,4 mil-lion,” said MEC Tom, adding that themunicipalitywould look into theareasthat were already within their man-date in terms of budget.Former Bafana and Kaizer Chief’s

number one Spider Baloyi wishesBafana well. He said he trusted the

coach’s approach to Afcon and thatwhoever was selected to play duringthe competition wouldmake the coun-try proud.Baloyi was, however, quick to add:

“We want to urge residents to go outand support Bafana, even if they areknocked out of the competition. This

tournament is ours.”This was echoing Nelson Mandela

Bay Deputy Mayor Nancy Sihlwayi’scall for residents to buy tickets.“I bought mine already and it is up

to you to be part of thismomentous oc-casionbyalsowatching thematches inthe stadium.”

Admiring the Afcon Cup at Greenacres on Saturday, were from left Brian Baloyi, SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay Vice­President Monde Mhletywa and his two children Anelisa(10) and Mafu (4) as well as former Bafana Bafana captain Neil Tovey. Photo: WERNER HILLS

Excitementmounts for Afcon

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SIX Uitenhage home-based CareWorkers who volunteered theirservices at theKwaNobuhle clinicwere cheerful, until they were of-fered contracts to work at Em-manuel Haven in Motherwell,Port Elizabeth.

Three of theseworkers spoke toPEExpress Indaba, on condition of ano-nymity, about what they termed asexploitation by the Emmanuel Ha-ven’s management.This allegedly started when they

were asked to submit CVs and prom-ised employment at R1 200 a month.According to the trio, employment

was linked with the Independent De-velopment Trust EC office in Bhisho.This gave themanassurance that theproject was legit and they claim tohave signed contracts to this effect.“After several months of working

without pay we only received R1 000in March 2010 and later in December2010 were told IDT reduced fundingand we were paid R600 each,” saidone complainant, adding that theywere not paid for the whole of 2011except for a payment of R320 each inFebruary.

They said they were later paidR125 each “and told this was changewe received from the IDT.”A meeting was called at Nangoza

Jebe Hall, New Brighton in Aprilthis year for all the careworkers andthat gave them hope.“We signed new contracts offered

by the IDT which promised paymentof R60 per day (of 5 hours) - five daysa week in August. But this still didnot happen,” said another.In all this frustration of working

for no pay, the trio claim that theyare signing and submitting “work-sheets” - a requirement for paymentfor work done - but still do not get the

money on payday. They said they al-so wrote a letter of complaint ad-dressed toNelsonMandelaBayExec-utive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile.Municipal spokesperson Kupido

Baron said that it’s Emmanuel Ha-ven’s Boardmembers that should re-spond on the allegations as the havenis a private institution.The IDTAdministrator,Mvakalisi

Msipha, also referred PE Express In-daba to Emmanuel Haven’s Dr ZukoNxiweni who profusely deniedknowledge of Emmanuel Haven everexploiting anyone.According to DrNxiweni, workers

were paid only when IDT pays Em-

manuelHaven - and that is R63,18 perday for 14 days in the month. He sug-gested that the complainants havethe wrong information.Dr Nxweni instead advised the

group to rather go to their offices inMotherwell for a talk.“We’ve got easy channels of com-

munication; theymust come and dis-cuss whatever problem that theyhave with us. We need to know whothey are and who is their group lead-er,” said Dr Nxiweni.He admitted that they “do have

groups ofworkers fromKwaNobuhlebut I do not know the ones you aretalking about.”

Emmanuel Haven not exploiting anyone, saysmanagement

NCEBA DLADLA

EASTERN Cape Provincial Com-missioner Lieutenant General Celi-we Binta has urged members of thecommunity to exercise caution andtake extra safety measures whendrawing, carryingand sharing largeamounts of cash and paying bonussalaries during the festive season.“The festive seasonperiod is char-

acterised by high economic activityand this increases opportunities forcriminals to take their chances,” Lt

General Binta said.“We have observed that a signifi-

cant number of incidentswhere peo-ple have been robbed while draw-ing, carrying and sharing moneyaround the province.”Binta encouragedpeople toutilise

banking facilities like cellphonebanking or internet transfers in-stead.“We also encourage the use of Au-

tomatic Teller Machines (ATMs) tomake financial transactions with-out carrying lots of hard cash.Meanwhile, Motherwell police

spokespersonCaptainAndreBeetgesaid the Mount Road and Mother-well policing clusters were alsogearing up for the coming season.“Already we can see property re-

lated crimes like housebreaking,street and business robberies, theftof and out of motor vehicles, houserobberies, vehicle hijackings, theftand shoplifting increasing duringthis period.Captain Beetge urgedmembers of

the business community, theirstructures as well as the communi-ties at large to work with the police

to ensure their safety efforts are notin vain.Beetge mentioned the following

safety measures:* Businesses doing deliveries of

furniture in the township must re-port to the relevant police station sothat they are escorted by police;* When large amounts of money

are to be banked or withdrawn frombanks or ATMs, the person doingbanking should not be alone and in-formation should not be divulged toother staff members not dealingwith finance;

* Individuals making cash with-drawals should do so as quickly aspossible and not keep cash in theopen for everybody to see;* When travelling in vehicles,

keep doors locked until you reachyour destination.Beetge said the SAPS will be in-

volved in a number of road blocksand security checkpoints at variouslocations throughout the metro.“We ask our motorists and pedes-

trians to exercise some patience andco-operation at all times,” said Capt.Beetge.

Residents urged to be safe during festive season

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TINARHA High School in KwaNobu-hle Uitenhage is targeting a higherthan 60% pass rate for this year’s mat-rics.So said school principal Maxhanti

Peter, who believes this will be madepossible because of a concerted effortby members of staff, the School Gov-erning Body (SGB), parents, learnersand two former educators with a tre-mendous love for children and interestin education.Through the efforts of former school

principal Thenjiswa Mqolomba andformer teacher Ntombomzi Rabi, theschool’s matrics are currently attend-ing a study camp which started threeweeks before exams commenced.The dedicated learners left their

homes to be with the two volunteerteachers who help them with studiesand other parental roles at SpectrumHotel and Accommodation in BucwaStreet.There are professional tutors who

comeinandhelpthelearnerstosupple-ment Science, Maths, Accounting andEnglish work their teachers do. Thelearners are equipped with more thanjust classroom knowledge - they alsoget the necessary life skills.“They also find time to do exercises

anddosport,” saidRabi, aProject coor-dinator. With this arrangement, ac-cording to Geography teacher NozukoJantjie, the learners are able give theirallwithoutanydisturbances.Theyalsodo group-work.Jantjie said, “Today’s education re-

quires that learners find time to worktogether in groups - to learn from one

another and take responsibility.”Tinarha High School is currently in

the Matric Intervention Programme(MIP) as it is one of the schools that areunder-performingwithbelow50%passrate. With the glaring poor perform-ance inmany of Eastern Cape schools,MqolombaandRabi saweverybody in-volved in education busy playing theblamegame, so they took the initiative;even without any sponsorship.“We were concerned about the high

failureratewhichcreates futureadultswith no hope of a better life; hence theincrease in unemployment, crime anddrug abuse in our townships,” rea-soned Mqolomba.Shethankedall those involved inthe

project for their commitment andespe-cially businessman Stephen Dondolo,Smuts Ngonyama and Mlami Davidsfor their assistance.

TINARHA HIGH AIMS HIGH WITH STUDY CAMP FOR MATRICS

Tinarha High School principal Maxhanti Peter in red shirt with the organisers ofthe study camp, teachers and learners at Spectrum Accommodation last week.

Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2012 3NEWS/NUUS

BETTIE GILIOMEE & HELGA VAN STAADEN

EMBATTLED Executive Mayor ofNelson Mandela Bay, ZanoxoloWayile, has vowed to “not surren-der” despite regional executivemembers of the ANC, as well as theofficial opposition, the DA, accusinghimlastweekofpoorleadershipandmismanagement.

“We are not going to surrender; youcan organise any army,” said a confi-dentWayile during amedia conferencelast week Tuesday.This follows a sharp attack on him,

as well as the acting municipal manag-er,ThembaHani, and theMECfor localgovernmentandtraditionalaffairs,Mli-bo Qoboshiyane, during a media brief-ing onMondayby theANCregional ex-ecutive committee led by regionalchairman Nceba Faku.On Tuesday the DA submitted a mo-

tionof no confidence inExecutiveMay-

or, Zanoxolo Wayile, for considerationat the Council meeting, which is sched-uled for December 6, 2012.Wayile said that the focusmust beon

the work at hand and not politicalsquabbles. He also accused the ANC’sregional leadersofobstructingallpossi-blehelp that isbeinggiven to themetro.The DA said in their statement that

as a result of Wayile’s “poor politicalleadership and ongoing mismanage-ment”,servicedeliveryinthemetrohasreached an all-time low.Examples of this included service de-

livery protests which are now almost aweekly occurrence, his failure to eradi-cate the bucket system, the housingbacklog which stands at 92 000, the in-crease in illegal dumping, no refuse col-lection services inmost of the northernareas and an increase in backlogs in in-frastructure maintenance with roads,water and electricity in danger of col-lapsing.“All directorates are complaining

that their budgets are hopelessly inade-

quate, which ismaking it very difficultfor them to deliver services.“He seeks to reduce the current un-

derfunded operating budget byR10m tofund AFCON, when basic services can-not be sustained because of budget con-straints,” the DA statement read.Accordingtothestatement,Haniand

his entire section 154 team are not suc-ceeding in stabilising this administra-tion and if decisive action is not takenimmediatetly the metro will be put un-der administration. (Read more on thesection 154 team on this page)Meanwhile theANCRegionalExecu-

tive Committee said in their statementthat they have taken action becausethey are accountable to the electoratethat democratically put them in power.“We are obliged to let themknoweveryexact detail of what is happening abouttheir rates and taxes, about economicdevelopment, infrastructure develop-ment and service delivery perform-ance.Wayile was, amongst others, criti-

cised for his decision to request MECQoboshiyanetoprovideSection154sup-port to the Municipality, despite no de-cisionbytheCouncilbeingmadeinthisregard and no specific identification ofareas requiring intervention.“Because of Hani’s incompetency,

the MEC’s false ‘assistance’, and theWayile’s intenttoplungeourMetrointochaos, theNMBMis sliding to qualifiedaudit,” the statement read.“The bottom line is that themandate

given to the ANC by the people andstakeholdersof thisRegion isbeing sac-rificedowingtotheselfish,incompetentand malicious intents of a few unscru-pulous characters,” the statement read.“Thepastperiodhasbeenasorryand

sad one for the people of thisMetro andit is the duty of the ANC to get it backtoitsbest. If theseunscrupulouscharac-ters do the right thing, theANCwill de-liver on itsmandate andmake thisNel-son Mandela Bay the developmentaland prosperous city it is capable of be-ing,” the statement read.

EmbattledmayorWayile ‘will not surrender’

Executive Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile dur­ing last week’s press conference.

Photo: THEO JEPTHA

NCEBA DLADLA

IKOMITI kazwelonke ye-South Afri-can Local Government Association(SALGA) ngethuba ilapha kutshanjeithe izimisele ukusebenza ngokubam-bisana noMasipalaweNelsonMandelaBay ukuzama ukwenza uzinzo.Ethetha neentatheli e-Coega IDZ

Business Centre ngolweSithathu olud-lulileyo, uSihlalo weSalga uCebaThabo Manyoni uthe utyelelo lwabokulomasipala luyinxalenyeyomseben-zi wabo wokunxulumana namalungueSalga.Uthe,bebekwanyekeukuziqhe-lanisa neendlela ezizizo zokusebenzanokujonga kananjalo imiceli-mngeniengaba ikho ngenjongo zokuncedisangokunika inkxaso nomkhomba-ndle-la. “Okuye kwacaca okwekat’emhlo-pheehlungwinikukubamkhuluumga-maoseleuchankcathiwengulomasipa-

la umbaxa kwimigomo yokuhanjiswakweenkonzo kuluntu ngokommiselo,”utshilo okaManyoni.UManyoni uthe utyalo-mali ku-

phuhliso lweNgqurha (Coega IDZ)malungaze lwenziwe inkcithongokuthi kubhebhethwe okweshwan-gusha abatyali zimali.

OkaManyoni nesiGqeba sakhe baphawule im-pumelelo kwezi zinto zilandelayo:* 100%imizi enamanziokuselakum-

gama ongama 200m ezindlwini;* 99%yemizi ifumanaugutyulo lwel-

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we ukyuhlalwa ngabantu ifakelwe ig-rithi ikwanombane ngeli yaye* 91.30% yemizi iinenkonzo zoguty-

ulo lwelindle.Ngaphandle kwale mpumelelo, uCe-

ba Manyoni uphawule ukuba lo masi-

palaukwajameleneneengxakikulawu-lonopolitikooluyakufuna ingqwalase-la emandla ye-Salga.Uthe ezi ngxaki zingalibuyisela em-

va ilizwe ngokuthi zitshabhise iim-pumelelo eyenziwe ngurhulumenteomtsha wedemokhrasi kweli lizwe.“Ukuhexa kopolitiko, ukungenziwa

komsebenzi ngamanye amalungueKomiti kaSodolophu; ukungabikhokweekomiti zeewadi eziqinisekisaukubandakanyeka koluntu kuburhu-lumente ngenxa yefuthe lezopolitiko;ukungabikho kwabalawuli abakhulubesigxina nokungabikho kwamagun-ya angawo okuqhuba ululeko kumaty-ala abantu abakhulu yenye yeengxakiezifuna ukuqatshelwa” utshilo oka-Manyoni. Uthe iSalga iyawaxhasaamalingeokungenelelakoMphathiswawooRhulumente bamaKhaya ne-Micimbi yeMvelo uMlibo Qoboshiya-ne ukuzama ukudala uzinzo apha.

ISalga iza kubambisana neMetro ukuzama ukudala uzinzo kulawulo

Nelson Mandela Bay Executive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile (right) and Salga CEO XolileGeorge flank Salga Chairperson Cllr Thabo Manyoni and Deputy Mayor Nancy Sihl­wayi who is also Salga Deputy Chairperson. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

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our shoppers to enjoy. Boxer will always ensure that a till supervisor or manager will be present at the front of the store to assist you if need be. All our staff will wearuniforms, so they can be easily identified by you. These commitments have been enforced to ensure that our shoppers have a pleasant experience from the time they walk

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UMBUTHOiNELSONMande-la Bay Schools Chess Asso-ciation iwonge abafundi

bayo abaye babalasela kumsithowokusonga unyaka nobubanjel-we kwisikolo samabanga aphant-si iSoweto-On-Sea eVeeplaas kut-shanje.

Ngama 20 abafundi bezikolo ezi-phantsi kubandakanywa nezikoloeziphezulu ezifana neNdzondelelo,Ikhwezi Lomso neLoyiso abafumeneiimbasa nezikhuthazo koyi-ProjectCoordinator uLulamile Jonas.

“Aba bafundi benze kakuhlekwimidlalo ye-league nakwiitu-mente zezikolo,” utshilo okaJonas,

esangezangelithi, ukuwongakhangebajongenjekukhuphiswanokokobe-beqaphela nendlela abo bathatha in-xaxheba baziphatha phakathi koog-xa babo ngethuba bedlala.

“Imidlalo ifundisa imbekonokuziphatha, ngoko ngexesha siz-iqhelanisa besizama ukufundisaiindlela ezizizo zokuziphatha kwa-badlali nokulawula ixesha,” utshilookaJonas.

Emva kweminyaka emithathu ku-phuhliso lomdlalo we-Chess , on-galahlekelwa themba uJonas ubonangathi sele kumbovuukuba bafikele-le kwiinjongo zabo.

“Namhlanje sine - 17 lezikolo ezith-atha inxaxheba neziwuthandayo lomdlalo xa sithelekisa nezo zintan-dathu sasiqale ngazo kwiminyakaemithathu edlulileyo. Ndiyababule-

la aba bafundi ngokuzimisela kwabokanye nootitshala babo ngomonde, “utshilo okaJonas.

Utitshala waseSoweto-On-Sea u-Hilda Mapuma udomboze ootitshalaukuba bawufake lo mdlalo we Chessukuze abantwana bafumane ukudla-la nolowabo.

“Asinguye wonke umntwana ozakuphumelela ezincwadini. Abanyebaphumelela ngezemidlalo. Ndifunaukucela ootitshala ukuba bakhu-thaze abantwana ukuba bathathe in-xaxheba kulomdlalo.Wenza bukhaliingqondo uncedisa kubuchule boku-sonjululwa kwezinto. Banikeni ithu-ba,” utshilo uMapuma.

OkaJonas ubulele iBC Engineersngenkxaso yayo kulo mdlalo ngezi-mali neyenza ukuba kube lula ukubalo mbutho usebenze.

In celebrating the opening of Boxer in Port Eliza-beth, one lucky PE Express reader can win a R500

Boxer voucher this week. To enter, visit the PEExpress website at www.pe-express.co.zawww.pe-express.co.za or the

mobi site at peexpress.mobipeexpress.mobi and click on Competi-tions.

Amachule eChess kwizikolo zaselokishini awongiwe

Win R500 withWin R500 withPE township schools’ top chess players were awardedmedals. Photos: NCEBA DLADLA

Teachers in Chess...from left are Neliswa Mbengashe, Malusi Dabula, Nosipho Masiza, Hilda Mapuma, Nolu­vuyo Kelem, Songezo Ndunana, Nomachina Piko, Lulamile Jonas (Project coordinator) and at the back,Lonwabo Magalela.

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Arts & EntertainmentArts & Entertainment

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NEW Afropop sensation Khus-tarwas inNelsonMandelaBaylast week to wow music fanswith his debut album Bubomiproduced by Robbie Malingaand Mojalefa Thebe and re-leased through Sony Music.

The Cape Town lad, whose realname is Mkhuseli Nomkala, wasdiscovered by CSun Holdings’CEO China Mpololo and his crea-tive team of Mojalefa “Mjakes”Thebe, Robbie Malinga, BhekiNqoko and Nkqubeko Mbatha.

The 12-track offering is availa-ble nationwide in music stores. == UWFM Programmes Manager Phumzile Nteyi (second from

right) and employees from left, ElvisMali, NogolideGwija, Them­bakazi Mlokothi, Khayakazi Koto and Gwiba Nkonki.

>> PE lasses from left, Unathi Mrubata, Phelela Mtwisha(both of New Brighton) and Yolanda Hlwempu of Central.

Umhlobo Wenene’s Lindile Saleni, Elvis Mali and MbuleloSibhidla listened very carefully to Khustar’s sounds.

<< Gospel musicianThembinkosi Booi(third) and from leftKQFM’s Luyanda Dayi­mani, Zithethele’s Vuy­okazi Nkanjeni and BayFM’s Star Nyembezi.

;; Music producer behindAfropop sensation Khustar’sproject Mjakes Thebe (left)and Bay FM ProgrammesManager Star Nyembezi.

==Sibhidla listened very carefully to Khustar’s sounds.

>> KQFM’s Svig Rasi and ScoobyFassie of SonyMusic at Khustar’s lis­tening session at Gondwana Cafe inHumewood, PE. Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

Afropop sensation Khustar wows PE with debut CD

== Mkhuseli “Khustar” Nomkala’s de­but album Bubomi hit the shelves.

INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2012 7SPORT

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NELSONMandela Bay boxer MakhosonkeZwengu will challenge KwaZulu Natal’sSA Middleweight champion ChristopherButhelezi at the YMCA in Pietermaritz-burg on Thursday, 29 November.This 12-round encounter is part of a Box-

ing Bumper Double Header byPUNCH4PUNCH Productions which willfeature SA Heavyweight champion Wise-man Dlomo (KZN) defending against Gau-teng challenger Anton Nel, also over 12rounds.Zwengu (25) of KwaNobuhle in Uitenha-

ge, currently rated 2 in SA middlweightsafter a record of 17 fights, 14 wins, two loss-es and a draw believes Buthelezi (32-18-12-2) is in for the taking.“Buthelezi has been around for some

time now and I think he’s there for thebeating. He is a short come-forward fight-er who does not have the skill andringcraft that I possess. I’ll use my jab and

keep him at bay all night,” said Zwengu.In his last fight, Zwengu KO’d in the

third round Leon Mriba at the SizakeleKhonzi Hall on 11 September 2011.His trainer at Zama Boxing Club Ntemi

Frans said Zwengu will be fired up to takethe title away from the champion.“We have been working very hard for

this fight and will be going to KZN to bringthe title home,” said Frans, adding that itis almost 11 years since Nelson MandelaBay held a national championship belt.Frans was quick to add, however, that

his charge would like to get support frombig business in the Bay.Zwengu depends solely on boxing to sur-

vive, so with fights too far in between itbecomes a struggle for the unemployedlad.“He needs a whole lot of things to help himprepare for this fight. He needs tracksuitand takkies to look well; and thanks to ourfriend Brian Cohogen we managed to getboxing equipement to sharpen Zwengu’sskills in the gym,” said Frans.

Local boxer Zwengu needssupport in SA title challenge

Hungry for success, SAMiddleweight title chal­lenger MakhosonkeZwengu (left) and train­er Ntemi Frans ofKwaNobuhle promise tobring the title.

Photo: NCEBA DLADLA

Indaba Ezemidlalo

PE EXPRESS INDABA REPORTER

THE Eastern Province Cricket Union host-ed a KFC Mini-Cricket festival at StGeorge’s Park on Friday, with over 700boys and girls between the ages of 3 and 13getting active on the cricket field.

The kids that participated in the festivalcame in school teams with eight players perteam. The teams then each played two games.The KFC Action Zones, which are inflatablesthat enable kids to improve their skills in a funway, were stationed at the ground.But therewasmore to theday today than just

cricket, said Lauren Turnbull, KFC CSI andSponsorships Manager. “The best way to get amessage across to kids is through other kidsand with this in mind we have introduced akids’ ambassador search this year. At each fes-tival we set up an audition area to select kidambassadors who will be used to promote ourKFCMini-Cricket message which is to encour-age kids to get active and get into KFC Mini-

Cricket,” she said.KFC partnered with Cricket South Africa

(CSA) in 2010with the aim of reaching asmanychildren as possible and to promote an activeand balanced lifestyle. The 2011/12 season sawthe programme grow by 20%, double the targetset, so there are now over 100 000 kids activelyinvolved.“This season we will ensure that we main-

tain and improve the quality of cricket playedby the children and will continue to encourageenrolment. Amain focus for this seasonwill bethe growthofKFCMini-Cricket into rural com-munities,” said Niels Momberg, Youth CricketManager at CSA.AB De Villiers has been an ambassador of

KFCMini-Cricket since 2010 and is an inspira-tion to the kids involved. “Everyone needs anintroduction into a particular sport and wecouldn’t ask forabetterwaythantobe involvedin KFC Mini-Cricket. I believe this season willentice evenmore kids into the programme andI bet it will unearth some characters as ambas-sadors. I will have to work hard to keep my po-sition as the ambassador,” De Villiers said.

Some of the kids who at­tended the KFC Mini Crick­et festival. Photo: SUPPLIED

KFCMini-Cricket Festival aKFCMini-Cricket Festival agreat successgreat success

SELBY MADIKANE

IBITSHISA imidlalo yeNew BrightonFootball Association (NEBFA) SedgarsPremier League nebidlalelwa kumabalaeCity Lads kule mpela veki siyishayo.IReal White City neyaziwa ngegama

AmaJamaica lidlale lantanganye nePESundowns kumdlalo ophele ngo3-3.YonaiWinter Rose igoduke intywizisa xa ibet-hwa 2-0 yiCCX Callies, kanti iCity Ladsiye yalingana ne East Jumpersngo2-2.Umzobomvu iRed City izibhuqele

iStinging Bees ngo 3-0 kanti umdlalo obu-phakathi kweRoaring Tigers neBoast Pi-rates uphele lamaqela egoduka ebambanengo3-3.Ezinye iziphumo ze NEBFA Sedgars

Premier League:* Pondo Stars 6-0 Roaring Tigers* PE United w/o -0 Dodgers* Winter Rose 1-4 Red City* PE United 0-2 Pondo Stars* Sundowns 1-6 City Defenders* CCX Callies 6-2 Bold Tigers* Dodgers 3-0 Stinging Bees* Roaring Tigers 2-3 City Lads

AMAJAMAICA abambene neSundowns

FANS came in their droves to watch ZakheleFootball Association (ZAFA) Premier Leagueclasheswhich took place at Dynamos groundsrecently.Bubsprovedbeyondanydoubt that they are

the force to be reckoned with when they wal-loped Young Neighbours 3-1.Golden Brothers played their hearts out

when they humiliated NUBS 3-0.Santos affectionately known as AmaRa-

baxa drew 3-3 with ZAFA Premier Leaguechampions Ghetto XI in their scintillatinggame.Other ZAFAPremierLeague games results:* Leeds United 2-2 Juventus* Zamazama 3-1 Happy Stars* Dynamos 6-2 Santos* Continental Express 1-2 Brazil Brothers* Seven United 1-2 United Comrades* XI Angels 2-0 Dynamos. – SELBY MADIKANE

BUBS BEAT YOUNG NEIGHBOURS

NOBUHLE-Despatch Football Association(NODEFA) VW Community Trust Leaguehosted spectacular gameswhichwerewatchedby large crowds at Jabavu Stadium recently.Manchester United had to show character

and determination when they secured a 1-0hard-fought victory over Young Pirates.Really Rangers managed to oust Reservoir

Strikers 4-1,whileNewCityStars earnedanar-row win of 3-2 over City Style. Jamaica Stars

were held to a 2-all draw by Black Aces, withGolden Chiefs sharing the spoils 1-1 withKUBS.

Other NODEFA VW Community Trust League results:* Imbabala Young Stars 2-2 Young Callies* New City Stars 3-2 City Style* Khayelitsha Stars w/o-City Friends* Argentina Stars 1-3 Stokes. – SELBY

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SELBY MADIKANE

UITENHAGE side Island Cityslumped to 3-1 against Island Cityduring their SAFA Nelson Mande-la Bay SAB Regional League clashwhich was played at MotherwellNU 9 Stadium on 11 November.

The visiting team looked threaten-ing in the initial stages of the gamebut Stars were ready for anything. Inthe 25th minute, Stars were leading1-0 when their utility player AsandaMatsitse Makana scored a beautifulgoal.However, Stars doubled their lead

to 2-0 thanks toagoal bySiyamthandaTsana in the 45th minute. But Citycould not afford to let their fans downas they replied with a goal scored byPhelelani Smith in the 70th minute.Stars striker Nceba Sizani put the

last nail in the coffin of City Islandwhen he banged a goal in the 88thminute.Other SAFA NBM SAB Regional

League games:* Crystal Palace 3-1 Despatch Pio-

neers* Royal Buccaneers 4-5 Showville

United Brothers* Lion City 1-0 Callies* Morning Stars 2-2 Camper United* Swartkops Valley United Broth-

ers 2-3 Hotspur.

SELBY MADIKANE

PE COLLEGE taught AfricanChiefs a free football lesson whenthey thumped them 4-1 in theirSAFANelsonMandela BayABSAWomen’s Regional League clash

at Motherwell NU9 Stadium on 16November.Chiefs did not use their wind

advantage in the first half but thestudents opened their accountwhen striker Nwabisa Phillipsscored their first goal. The stu-dents exertedmorepressure, thus

keeping their counter-parts in their territoryfor almost the entiregame.Other goals of PE

College came courtesyof Kuhle Dyobi, ZaneleNcipa and PandoraSoxujwa. SisandaSwartbooi scoredChiefs’ consolationgoal in the last minuteof the game.Other SAFA NMB

ABSA Women’s Re-gional League results:* Mustang 11-0 Black

Vultures* TomorrowStars 3-2

Warriors* African Chiefs 2-0

Shining Stars* Golden Chief w/o-0

Walmer Ladies.

SELBY MADIKANE

AFTER struggling to find a venue forhosting its games, ZwideFootballAs-sociation (ZWIFA) Marina Sea SaltPremier League first games of theseason were played at Dan Qeqe Sta-dium from 10 to 11 November.ZWIFA Marina Sea Salt Premier

League’s reigning champions Shin-ing Stars drew 2-2 with Gal City andthey won their second game 4-3against Golden Aces. The newcom-ers Manchester City were narrowlybeaten 3-2 byLittleBirds,with anoth-er rookies Camper United collectingtheir first threemaximumpoints fol-lowing their 3-1 victory over SowetoAngels.Other ZWIFAMarina Sea Salt Pre-

mier League results:* Young Killers 3-2 Umanyano

Stars* MajorChiefs 0-w/oZwidePirates* Kuyasa 1-1 Morning Stars* Golden Aces 2-1 Real Crusaders* Strikers United 0-1 Zwide Celtics* Kuyasa 2-0 Real Crusaders* Little Birds 6-1 Morning Stars* Young Killers 1-3 Zwide Pirates

* Umanyano Stars 1-9 Zwide Celt-ics* Camper United 1-1 Strikers Unit-

ed* Gal City 2-2 Soweto Angels* Major Chiefs 0 –w/o Manchester

City.

A Tomorrow Stars player is challenged by Island City. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

Island City loses toTomorrow Stars

Students give Chiefs afree football lesson

A PE College player dis­plays her skills.Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

IKAMVELIHLE Movers took thehonours when they beat RealStrikers 2-0 in their Ward 56 Soc-cer Tournament finals whichtook place at Qwarha Street Com-munity Fields on November 17.Nelson Mandela Bay Munici-

pality ExecutiveMayor ZanoxoloWayile, ANC Ward CouncillorLinda Tom-Kwitsana, SticksToys from SAMU, PR CouncillorSobantu Madlavu and dignitar-ies watched all the excitinggames.Movers looked confident from

the first whistle and Strikers alsoplayed their hearts out. Mbon-geni ‘Dangerman’ Yako roundedStrikers defenders and scoredMovers first half goal. The lastgoal of the game in the second halfwas scored by Luyanda Mbiko tomake the final score 2-0 in favourof Ikamvelihle Movers.All the teams which participat-

ed in the event received a full setof kit, field markers, balls andbibs. The winners received a float-ing trophy, another set of jerseysplus 30 gold medals while Strikers

were presented with a trophy and30 silver medals.Mayor Wayile commended Cllr

Tom-Kwitsana for hosting a well-organized event that pulled largecrowds; and he thanked all thestakeholders for the tournament’ssuccess.The full results of the tourna-

ment:Preliminary round:

* YoungKillers 1-4 Real Strikers* Young Romans1(2)-1(3) Ikam-

va Movers (game decided on pen-alty shoot-out)Semi-finals* Movers 3-1 Liverpool* MUBS 1(4)-1(5) Strikers (game

ended in penalties).Individual awards:* Player of the tournament: Am-

brose Booysen

Movers move on

Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Zanoxolo Wayile (third from left) awarded the trophyto the winners. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

ZWIFA MARINA SEA SALT PREMIER LEAGUESEASON FIRST GAMES

Shining Stars playerMandilakhe Katywashields the ball from Golden Aces de­fender Vuyisile Wine.

Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

SELBY MADIKANE

IQELA lebhola ekhatywayo iShiningStars laseMotherwell NU 13 belinesi-bhadlalala somsitho wokubhiyozelaiminyaka engama-23 lasekwayo ku-mabala kutshanje neliphele kuwon-gwa abalawuli nabadlali abathebasebenza ngokuzinikela kwi-sea-son ka2011-2012.Phambi kokuba uqhube lo msitho

kuyo kwadlalwa imidlalo yebholaekhatywayo ukuqalela kwabamin-yaka ilithoba ukuya kutsho kum-agqala ayengabadlali beStars kwim-

inyaka eyadlulayo.Kanti kenemidla-lo yomnyazi iye yadlalwangamagqalakazi nawo ayesakudlale-la el iqela linendumasi nelidlalaphantsi kweMotherwell Football As-sociation(MOFA).Abazali neend-walutho ziye zalonwabela olusukunalapho iqela lomxhentso lwasekuh-laleni belibonisa into elibhinqe yo-na.UMongameli weStars uMnu Mz-

imkhulu Fina uthe ngonyaka u1989wokusekwa kweli qela yayikho imi-celi-ngeni ,wambi amaqela esithiiShining Stars liqela labantu basezi-fama abangazi nto nabazintwa-

na.UMnu Fina utyatyadule wenjen-je,”Ezi zinyembo zabangela sibe kulendawo sikuyo kuba zasibangela uku-ba sizimisele.Ndivuya kakhulu kubasinamaqela amaninzi,sineqela la-manenekazi ebhola ekhatywayokan-ti nawomnyazi.Konke oku kubon-akalisa ukukhula kombutho weSt-ars.”Isithethi sembeko uMnu Monde

Mhletywa weSAFA Nelson MandelaBay ukhuthaze abazali ukuba bance-disane nabaphathi beStars.UMnuMhletywa xa umbutho webhola up-huhlisa abadlali abaselula akululan-ga ukuba ubhange.

I- Shining Stars ibhiyozele iminyaka engama-23 ikho

Umdlali ka U­13 noqaqambileyo uLuntu Tyombo unikwa iziqinisekiso nguNkoskz Nomava Mafele weShining Stars noMnuMarksTotwana weSAFA NMB Photo: SELBY MADIKANE